Bonding Squares are knitted in pairs. One square is placed with a premature baby and another is worn against the mum's skin, then the squares are swapped round every 12 hours or every time mum visits. Many Neonatal Units are now using them. They help with the bonding of a premature baby in an incubator and the baby's mum.. That is place the smooth centres together. Whip stitch all the way around, leaving a small gap in the middle of one for the sides for your stuffing. Turn the heart the right side out gently pushing out the point and the top two curves of the heart into shape before you begin to add the stuffing.

Christmas Angels Anne Clark Handmade

100 Heartbeats for the NHS

33+ Great Crochet Angel Patterns

Guardian Angel** for charity Alan Dart Alan Dart

Free Knitted Heart Pattern NHS Appeal to Crafters Create & Craft Blog in 2020 Knitted heart

Free Knitted Angel Patterns

Free Knitted Heart Pattern NHS Appeal to Crafters Create & Craft Blog in 2020 Knitted heart

Knitted Angels Free Patterns

Christmas Angel Knitting pattern by Fiona Morris Designs Knitting Patterns LoveKnitting

What are the NHS Knitted Angels and how can you get involved? Metro News

Pin on Knitted toys

Free Knitted Heart Pattern NHS Appeal to Crafters Create & Craft Blog in 2020 Knitted heart

Christmas Knitting Projects, Christmas Knitting Patterns Free, Knitting Patterns Free Blanket

Christmas Angel pattern by Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design) Crochet ornament patterns, Christmas

10 Christmas Angel Ornament Free Knitting Pattern

Pin on Ideas for the House

10 Christmas Angel Ornament Free Knitting Pattern Christmas knitting projects, Christmas toy

Pin on knitting

Pin on hearts

Pin on Knitting Ideas

This Angel of Welcome dishcloth is a free knitting pattern that can be used in multiple ways. Decorate your kitchen with lovely angels or make a bunch to give away to your friends. Click here for knitting pattern. Knitting Needle Size 7 or 4.5 mm. Yarn Weight (4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches). Each of the two little knitted angels should be about 3 inches tall. They should also have a circumference at the bottom of about 5.5 inches. If you prefer metric measurements, the finished angels should be about 7.5 cm tall and have a 14 cm circumference. You can access the FREE pattern for these great knitted Christmas angels from Drops Design.